Marshall County Democrat, Volume 1, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 April 1856 — Page 3

IXemge of Got. Bantow, of Wisconsin, Resigning his Office. State of Wisconsin; Executive) Departmest, March 21, 185G. j To the Legislature: The Supreme Court having assumed jurisdiction in the case of the State on the relation of Coles Bashford against myself, and decided that they have the constitutional riirht to determine who shall exercise the powers of the Executive Department of this State, I have deemed it proper to communicate to the Legislature what I understand have been the proceedings of the Court sir.ee making my official protest

against their jurisdiction, on the 8th inst., and also what course I have determined to pursue, after full and mature deliberation in relation to the same. Having held jurisdiction in the case in defiance of the most manifest constitutional reasons against it, and asserted a power which, if cairied into execution, necessarily brings into d.ingerous conflict the coordinate departments of the government, and constitutes that tribunal the absolute and exclusive political power of the State, it was to be expected that proceedings so outrageous in their inception should progress to the end in violation of every principle of law and judicial usage. On the 18th inst., the Attorney General, a he had full right and power to do, and believing the Court had no jurisdiction in the case, entered a di -continuance of the suit. The Court have decided that he had no ri"ht to dismiss the information, and still hold the case in spite of the Attorney General. "Whereupon that officer, in the name and on behalf of the people of the State, demanded that, if the Court will still proceed with the case, they shall make a full investigation of the returns of the popular vote for Governor, and pioposed to make an issue upon which the right of Mr. Bashford to the Executive Department might be fairly and fully tried and determined. This also the Court has refused, and have ruled that, although the determination of the Board of Canvassers is prima fade evidence of my right to that department, yet that the counsel of Mr. Bashford might present to the Court, or rather the Judges, without even the intervention of a jury, er parte evidence to impeach the State canvass. Accordingly the Court is now enaed in hearing ex parte affidavits and evidence from the friends of the relator, without notice to any other person or person interested, and without cross-examination, and are presuming to pass upon the grave questions of forgery, perjury and fraud in the election returns, upon such evi Lince and upon a bare inspection of papers, without a jury ad in the absence and without the knowledge of the parlies implicated by such a criminal investigation. On such testimony taken in violation of law, from witnesses prejudiced in favor of the relator, and in this unheard of and extra-judicial method of proceduic, in violation of the constitutional right of trial by jury, the Court are about to etiler a judgment in favor of the relator. Sueh a judgment is now, and in my opinion has been, from the time of the commencement of this proceeding, a foregone conclusion with the Court. When such a judgment is fully entered, the Executive and Judiciary Departments will be in open, direct dangerous conflict! I can sec no other method or means of its final settlements except in the exercise cf the respective powers, or in the exertion of the legitimate force of these Departments. Such a trial and such an issue are to be regretted by every citizen v. the State, as the most dangerous and destructive con tinmency that could possibly happen in a republican government. To avoid such a contest, so destructive to the peace, character and welfare of the State, one of the Departments, so arrayed in hostile opposition and defiance of each other, must yield. While administering the Executive Department I should consider myself recreant to the high duties imposed upon me by the constitution, and so sacrificing the independence of the Executive, to yield one jot to such a high-handed usurpation of judicial power, and as the Governor of the State I shall never acquiesce or submit to it. This leaves me but one alternative. Although I believe myself to have been fairly and duly elected as Governor, and have no knowledge or suspicion of any frauds in the returns or canvass of the vote by which this result has been ascertained and declared by the State Canvassers, I have no ambition or desire to hold and exercise the Executive Department, or any personal honor or emoluments which it can confer. Every citizen of this State hns, with me, an equal interest in the preservation of the government in its integrity, and in the public peace and welfare. The known politic al and personal hostility of a majority of ha members of the Senate will operate to divert from mo. as the Governor, the necessary means to bear the public burthens and meet the necessary expense of conducting thU cenfliot to a final issue and result, so that I would bo compelled to rely upon my own personal resources to meet a crisis which threatens to bo turbulent, beliircrent and continued, In this alarming and perilou emergency of the State government the public demands a sacrifice to save the State from the calamity of civil strife and to prcservo the public peace. I hare no doubt whatever that the people would eventually sustain me in th In-

dependent discharge of the duties of the Executive Department against this extrajudicial proceeding, but I have no disposition to call them to the support of my personal claims to that official station, to hazard, in so doing, their own peace and the public tranquility. Feeling well assured that, from the people of this State, I have constitutionally and legally received the Executive authority of the government, in the present dangerous attitude of the case

I shall return to tTiom the jvnvor they have! conferred upi:i me, and in sodoi:igs?:a!l !; the bes '-od.f the S.a ennd con-ul' wvown personal convenience and irrciests. I am pnslive ihat when the poIi:ieal fueling and excitement with which this proceeding has been invested, and I cannct but believe by which it has also been instigated and influenced, shall have left the public mind free to an impartial and candid investigation, I shall be fully vindicated both as to the law and the facts. And I shall adopt the means, at sonic early day, to place the whole case before the people in its true bearings and position, and await their judgment with full confidence. With these views, and influenced by these considerations, I herew ith tender to the Legislature mv resignation as Governcr. Wm. A. Bartstow. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. New York, March 28. The steamship Canada, which left Liver- ! pool on the 15:h inst., arrived at Hal fax at seven o clock this evening. Mr. Dallas, on arriving at Liveipool, proceeded immediately to the Adelpha Hotel, where a deputation of the American Chamber of Commerce presented him a congratulatory address. No excitement exists regard inir Ameri can affairs. Nothing definite had transpired respecting the doi igs of the IVaee Congress. All accounts, however, agree in almost certainty of peace, and advices from Germany and Kussia bear the same tone. It was generally rumored that the treaty of peace would be signed on Saturday; all difficulties were, however, not vet adjusted. Several important points respecting the Principalities and the Asiatic frontier' will be left as undecided as when the Congress first met. It is rumored that the ratification of the j treaty and adjustmentof unarranged difliculi ties is to be referred to Commissives on the spot. Sardinia will not be 'represented in this commission. Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state that Prussia has been invited to send representatives to the Conference. She had accepted, and !aron Mnn'ouffel would leave Berlin on the 11th for Paris! as Plenipotentiary. CRIMEA. The Russian and allied generals had met on Watka Bridge and exchanged propositions. The Tchemaya hns been traced between the two armies. Selim Pasha was preparing to t ike command of the Turkish arrnv. The general in command f.f the Turkish f. . t ... . , , trcos a, Kars i? t. be court-martialed fcr the f ill tf thai plaev. m- -.- J&T'WvU I at. the hrirk-bat .lemmv piicheJ upon your lie il :li I'm p;.i kill Xo. By the piper, I wish u ha l. What for?' 'S I couhl see him hunMhe veilvain. Why is a hiatoi ieal writer like n convev- . ii , , - , ' ""usc im; Keeps an account ol the 'deed ot men. The bread of life is love, the salt of lif? is work; the sweetness of lif. is posv; the wator'of lif; i$ faith. A eelebruted portrait painter says the reasonthaj torn cats are so musical," is because they are all fiddle strings inside. Saratoga is a place where women go to study other people's characters and lose their own. A clerk in a mercantile establishment writes to his friends at homo Plague easy times now-a-days very little work to do our firm don't advertise. The New York Supreme Court has decided that negro minstrelsy is mountcbankery and illegal. HPJSCI AI j NOTICKS. Henevolext Societv Monday Evening April 7th, at the residence of J. L. WksTKRVELT. James Lixiott is fpoLen of a a Candidate, for Justiee of the Peace for Centre Township at the Spring election. We are requested to announce the name of Jon B. Dicksox, as Democratic candidate for Justice of the Peace, of Center Town.hip,at the April eh-ction. MANY VOTERS. We are requested to annonnce Jonv A. Shirlet as a candidate for Justiee of the Peace for Center Township, at the spring election. SIX GENTLEMEN BOARDERS. Enquire at the Brick-house, south-west of the Presbyterian Church. 19m2 B. V. BARCUS. ALL PERSONS having ixsettled accounts upon my book, for aorviee rendered previous to the first of January lK5r,,arc hereby invited to call and settle, by note or otherwise, between this and the tenth daj of April next; as I shall he obliged to place my accounts in the hands of others for collection after that date. Any one unable to pay doctor bill will plea.se call and pet a receipt. Tlunkful for past confidence and favor, I solicit a rotttiiiu nice of the n-im. BENJAMIN A. GKOYER. M ix'nku. Vf e L ik. , M weh 1 'X. 21 tii VV.Vx Y LI roiJTA"yp! The public are lien by i lorne d iiai I wili e'o.-e o"tmy pri-aifctatiieli .f Clot 7ti i n (g 4 TRI uvl rnu FOR READY CASH! SMU, II..PIF.RCEL

üfto iilifilistincnfs. CHAS. A. HTJGUS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind. WILL promptly attend to all business in the line of Iiis profession, with which he may be entrusted, Office in the room recently occupied by Messrs. Hodges & Porter, above Tierce's Clothing Store. April 3, 5G. 21tf. RYSSOTUTIOiV rfl II R copartnership heretofore existing between 'l Westervelt & Hewctt is this day dissolved by ;t) call and settle their accounts by cash or notes a toon as possible. JOHN" L. WESTERVELT, RUFUS IIEWETT. April 1, 1655. 21t3 DITCH LETTING. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commissioner and Engineer of the Swamp Lands in Marshall County, will ofler for sale as the law directs, on the 7th day of May, 1S.1G, between the hours of 10 o'clock A." M. and"4 o'eloek P. M., at the court hnn?e in Plvtnouth the following contracts of Ditchhiir, to-wit Section. Town. 32 S2 32 32 S2 32 32 32 32 32 32 X. R. 4 3 3 4 4 1 3 3 3 3 3 E. 192 rod? in and in 321 rods in and in 531 rod: in nnl in 414 rods in and in 174 rods in 45 rods in 1G8 in If) 24 25 30 2) 29 12 13 11 15 8 The above letting to be on the following conditions: the contractors will, at their own option, convert their warrants for work performed into lands under the provision of the law, or wait w ith the State until they are advised by the Treasurer, that there are fund.i on hand to cash their warrants. SAM'L McDOXALD, Coinr. J. B- N. Kijxger, Enpr. Plymouth, April 3, '50. 2H1 THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! Sill JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills! PR EPA RED from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. I)., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution. It moderates all excess, removes all obstructions, and brings on the monthly periods with regularity. These Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to confinement; they fortify the constitution, and lessen the stitl'criiig during labor, enabling the mother to perform he: duties with safety to herself aiul chiM. These Pills should not bo taken bv females darin" the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in the Hack and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Ijöwncss of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful reined v, does not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any other mineral. Full directions accompanying each package. Price, in the United States and Canada, One Dollar. W.W. RODERTS Inuaxatolis, Generalagent for Indiana. N. I?. ftl W) and G postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will ensure a bottle of Pills by return mail. For sale bv T. A. LEMON. rLV.MOCTii, Indiana. 1 inG DISSOLUTION. rriHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXJ i-ting between the undersigned, under the firm of J. l!nn!cv & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual er-nsent. All del ts di:e said firm, of whatever kind, are to ; .iii'iwu un .-.mt in .i, vi niiiiH u i mini, are la - be mid to Rruwnh e .v shirW. -i.rt m i,..r..i, o ! thorized to receive and receipt for the s.mc, and all , the liabilities of the old firm are to be presented to s id Rrownlee A: Shirley, who have assumed the pavm. nt thereof. JOHNSON RROWNLEE, A. L. WHEELER. P' ymo-.th, Januarv .il . 1 1 3m3 rpo ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO GEO. Taylor by note, all of which are placed in mv hands for collection and will fall due on the lltii I '- day of May, will please call at the store of Brock j & Evans ami lift your notes and save yourselves cost and me trouble. JOSEPH EVANS. FOR Till' WEST. rr?HE SUBSCRIBER PROPOSES TO SELL X hi Farms situated within a short distance of the Town oMJOUU HON, in the eastern part of Marshall Countv. His Farms are pretty well improven; coou oretiarus, cood water. and comfortable buildings. The unimproved portions are heavily timbered. TERMS will Imj easy. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premise?, one and three-fourth miles cast of Bourbon. Mar.27.20tr DAVID IIAZZARD. SURVEYOR'S NOTICE. rpiIE UNDERSIONED, WITH THE COUNX ty .Nirvcyor, will, on Tuesday, the bth day of .lpiu, ai to o ciock a. m. on sani iav, proceed to survey, and locate the corners of their lands in sections 2 Town IH north rani'e 2 east ; section 'M Town range 2, and section 27, Town 35, ran-c 2 cast, in Marshall County, Indiana, to meet at the house of Daniel Seltonriht,at the time above named, to continue from day to day, until all is surveyed. Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time above mentioned,and defray or provide for .l.r : i . .... " 1 . . iiifir portion oi me expense of the survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate, and collected aceordin to law. WII.I.IA M y E ETON RIGHT Mar. 20, VJCi. and others. STATE OF IXDIAXA, MARSHALL COUNTY, SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court. John II. Hrowninjr, John P. Hull, and Henry J. Maash, vs William G.Pomcroy, Levi C. Ruber, John Houghton, John K. Hrook, Thomas K. Houghton, Ebenezcr Dunham, Horace Coibin and Catharine Cor bin. Complaint to set aside ? Conveyance, and subject land to Execution. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause have Sled in the ofliec of the Clerk of Marshall Circuit Court, their complaint to set aside certain conveyances of Real Estate, and to subject the same to Execution, and it appearing to the Court that the defendants William (J. Pomcroy and Ebenezcr Dunham are nonresidents of the Slate of Indiana. The Court orders that publication be made as to said defendants, Pomcroy and Dunham. They are hereby notifiH of the filing and pendency of Haid complaint, and that unless they appear and plead, answer or demur thereto, on or before the calling of said cause on the Feoond day of the next term of said Court, to be Ik.1 !n at the Court House in Plymouth, on j '( si'fi.nd M.m livin August li-tC, the same will be Ik il l in tin ir ib-tr n -e. Atth?t: NEWTON It. PACKARD, Clerk, liv Jajiis McFarun. Dermtr. M ,..!.;. lf.r6. 17 w.l. PCJR! FUR! PUR!! fl"! je highest cah r rice paid for Prime Mink and f Coon skins by J. F. VAN VALKENBURGH. At the Post Office E N It Y PIERCE, DEALER IN CLOthing k Furnishing Good, Ph mouth, IndH

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E. A. THOMPSON, PERSHING & THOMPSON. Wholesale and retail dealers in ID) rugs, JVIFcdicincs, AND GROCERIES! (At the old stand of II. B: Tershing.) Is said to be the spice of life. This is all proper enough if confined within proper limits. The subscribers having recently associated themselves together as dealers in DRUGS & MEDICINES! OF ALL KINDS; Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffy Glassware, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, PATENT & ECLECTIC MEDICINES, BRUSHES, SASH, OF ALL KINDS; TOYS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, And general assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS All of which will be sold at the lowest livinrr prices, for Cash, Froduce, or ready pay. P. k S., sensible of the favors heretofore receiv ed from the citizens of MARSHALL COUNTY. Tender their thanks fur nat favors, ami solicit i m I W wvww continuance of their confidence, a3 we are deter mined to make Their Interest our Interest. We warrant all goods sold bv us to be what we represent them. All orders accompanied with the monev, will meet with prompt attention. March 20, 163G. i9iv ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I Will Sell at nulilie mir-tinn nn tU 1S1. lay of April, 15(i, at the residence of Jacob K. IT 1 . ii f . . . iiupj, laie oi .uarsnau county, deceased, all his personal property, (not taken by the widow) con-s-isiin of one horse, one yoke of work cattle, cows, hogs, household furniture, saw-loirs, one two horse wagon, one carding machine, ic., ic A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisment laws. JOHN GIBSON, Administrator. March, 27, lb5G.20w3. SURVEYOR'S NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED WITH THECOÜNty Surveyor, will, on Monday the 21st day of April, at 10 o'clock a. m. on said day, proceed to survey and locate the corners of his hind in section 20, Town 3-1, range 3 east, in Marshall County, Indiana, to meet at the house of John Kaughman, at the time above named, and continue from day to day until all is surveyed. Non-residents, who "fail to meet the Surveyor at the time above mentioned and defray or prov ide for defraying their portion of the survey, will be returned to "the County Auditor, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate, and collected according to law. Mar. 27, 185G. 20w3 JOHN KAUGHMAN. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. "jVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE JL i undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Jacob K. Hupp, late of Marshall County, deceased, and that all persons indebted to said estate arc required to make immediate payment; and those having claims against said estate are requested to present them properly authenticated. Said Estate is probably solvent. JOHN GIBSON, Administrator. March 27th, lSG. 2Jw3. STATU OF IX D TAXA, MA RS IIA LL C O UXTT SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court. William C. Edwards vsj Charles II. Reeve. John L. Thompson, James L. Stephenson and Henry J. Marsh. Comnlaint to set aside f She-riff's sale. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, has filed in my oiliec his complaint against the above named defendants to set aside a Sheriff's sale of property therein stated, and it appearing by allidaut that the defendants James L. Stephenson and Henry J. Marsh are nonresidents of the State of Indiana, they are hereby notified of thependency of said complaint, and that the same will be heard and determined at the next term of said Court, to commence at the Court House in Plymouth, on the second Monday in August, lNrG, and unless they appear and plead answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard in their absence. NEWTON 11. PACKARD, Clerk, By James McI'arijn, Deputy. March 0, It jG. " 17w3. ESTRAY NOTICE. STATU OF IXDIAXA, MARSHALL COUXTY: I, M. W. Smith, a Justice of the Peace in and for said County do lu'rely certify, that on the I5th day of February 1 56, David Judia reported to me that he had on the JUth day oi January 18jG, taken up one iwo year oiu reu teer, with a square crop off of the right ear, and a hole through the left, and one yearling brindle Bull, with white legs to the knees and white face and filed his aflida vit that the marks or brands of said Estray has not been altered by him or any one else to his knowledge since tlie same came into his jH)sses?on, and on the said 15th February, lt5G, Absalom Kesling and John Scott, reported under oath that thevhad ap praised said steer at the sum of nine Dollars, and said bull at the sum of five Doüars, and describe the same as above. M. W. SMITH, Justiee, Seal. Atthst: Newton R. Packard, Clerk. Plymouth, March 6, 15G. I7t3. STATU OF IXDIAXA, MARSHALL COUXTY, SS; In the Marshall Circuit Court: Nchcmiah Sherman, vs I Complaint to set aside r Ol. t James L. Stephenson and Henry J. Marsh. oneriu s öaie. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause has filed in my office his complaint against the alove named defendants, to 6ct aside a Sheriff sale, and it appearing by affidavit that the defendants are nonresidents of the State of Indiana, they are hcrebv notified of the filing and pendency of said coinplaint, and that the same will le heard and determined at the next term of said Court, to commence at the Co irt House in Plymouth, on the second monday in August. 15G, and unless they appear and plead answer or demur thereto; the same will be heard in their absence. NEWTON R. TACK ARD Clerk, Bv James McFamjx, Deputy. Marth 0', lr5G. ' 17W3. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court August Term A. D. John Catt vs William EstcUnd Foreclosure. Uousley Rouslog. I Hie plaintiff in the above cause has filed in my office his complaint for the foreclosure of a Mortgage, and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant William Hotel, is a nonresident of th st of Indiana, or that he keeps himself fccrctcd to prevent the service of process, and that his residence ü unknown to the plaintiff; he is therefore notified of the tendency of said complaint, and that the same will be heard and determined nt the next term of said Marshall Circuit Court, to commence on the second Monday of August lr5G, and unless he appear and plead answer or demur ihcreto, the same will be heard in his absence. NEWTON R.PACKARD, Clerk, Bv Ja si i:s McFarlix, Deputy. M rcc 6, 1S5G. i:w.1. WILCOX k MITCHELL, HAVE JUST received their Corn CratJur at their Foundry, in this town. Just give them a call, und eee it work otf

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A. O. CAFRON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, IND. WILLPRACTICE IN THE COMMON Pleas and Circuit C ourts of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. Collections throughout Northern Indiana attended to. Office with C II. Reeve. 141v. DANIEL, BIIOWX, GENERAL LAND AGENT!

or THE CINCINNATI, PERU k CHICAGO RAILWay Company, for the sale of Lands in LaPorte, St. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton, Miami, and Graut Counties, in the State of Indiana; will also attend to selling and Purchasing Lands, and the payment of Taxes, in all the above mentioned counties, or for any other persons that may have business of that kind to do. references: W.C. Hannah, A. L. WllKELKR, Jacob S. Carter, Thos. McDonald, L. J. Brown Jesse Higgixs Plymouth, Ind., Jan'y 17, 1S5G. ..La Torte, Ind. .Plymouth, Ind. . . . . New York. Plymouth Ind. . Rochester, Ind. Peru, Ind. 10 DON'T READ. THIS! The undersigned has a Steam Engine and Boiler for sale; also one of Felton'a patent Iron Corn Mill for sale on fair terms. For further inftrmation enquire of Richard Corbaley at Plymoutq Indiana. JAMES J. CORBALEY. March 6, lc5G. 17w3. NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. A T THE JANUARY TERM 165GOFTIIE ".Couit of Common Pleas of Marshall County the Estate of George Wirt, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore notified that the same will be settled accordingly. Ransom II. NorrisJ Alma French. Administrators. March 6, 1 56. I7v.1. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court. George W. Flanders and James Wadsworth, partners under the firm name of Flanders k Wadsworth, vs Henry J. Newman and John "Pratt. Foreclosure. The above named plaintiffs have filed in my office their complaint against the defendants in the above entitled cause for the foreclosure of a Mortgage, and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Henry J. Newman is a nonresident of the State of Indiana, he is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that unless he appear and plead, answer or demur thereto, on or before the calling of said cause on the second day of the next term, to be holden at the Court House in Plymouth, on the second Monday in August 185G, the same will be heard and determined in his absc nee. Attf.st NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk, Bv James McFarux, Deputy. M arch 6, 1 856. ' . 17 w.l. INTEREST ! INTEREST ! ! THOSE WHO ARE IN ARREARS FOR INterest on their loan of school money, oron the balance of purchase money on their school land, would do well to fork over bv the 20th of February next, and save cost. T. Mc DONALD, A. M. C. Jan. 31, leSG. J DROWXLEE.. , .W. C. SHIRLEY. BROWXLEE & SHIRLEY, HAVING FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP for the purjHJsc of continuing the business so successfully earned on at the eld stand, now occupied by them, have the pleasure of announcing to the public, that their store house has been recently enlarged in order to contain the URGENT STOCK OF GOODS! Ever brought to Plymouth; and which they design selling at prices FAIIl FOltPUIlCIIASEIlS. The present firm having been engaged in the business at this place, for a number of years, and obtained a thorough knowledge of the Quality& Quantity of Goods Necessary for a stock suited to this market, flatter themselves that their variety Or their prices beaten. They have made their selections with a view to the tastes and wants of the public, ami the LIBERAL PATRONAGE Heretofore bestowed on the house is good evidence of their success. Most of you have known us from our boy-hood up to the present have bought goods of us are convinced of our IHonest -y ! Uy the fairness with which wc have dealt with you; and now, that wc have taken the W If O X.X M A N A c E M E N T Ourselves, ask our friends in purticular, and the rest of mankind generally, to GIVE US' A CALL! Look at our Good? inquire the prices, and wc think vou will buv a "PILE OF GOODS!" And iro awav with the imnression that "HONEST COHNEK Is the place to buy Goods reasonable. They have on hand, and ofl'er for sale, ajargc andvell selected stock of Winter mid Spring Dry Goods!! Consisting in part as follows Flannels, Cassimhrks, Uroau Cloth, Sheetings, Prints, lat. style, Merinos. Satin ktts, Drilling, Pleached Mcsli.x, Shawls, GROCERIES. Tea, Coi'FF.C, Molasses, SvRt'rs, Allsnck, Rice. MGAIl, Tobacco, HARDWARE. Hollow-ware, Axes, Ql'EENSWARE, Hells, Files. Saws, STATIONERY. Note Paper, foolrcat, Check Hooks, Dat Hooks, Journals, Pens, Letter Paper, ME.MORANeV.MS, Account Hooks, Leimers, School Hooks, Writing Fluid. READY-MADE CLOTHING. Over Coats, Frock Coats, Vests, Stocks, Hats, Trunks, Travelling Hags, Sole Leather, Dress Coats, Pants, Drawers, Cravats, Cats, Values, Umbrellas, Hoots a Shoes, of All descriptions; nndini-hort, every article usually kept in a Dry Goods Store, all of w hich they propose to kcII on reasonable terms. We will take most all kinds of In exchange for Goods; and respectfully invite all COMB AND SEE US! Make our acquaintance, (you have not already,) and we will have no fears that you will not patronize Vour?, very Respect fully, imÖWNLEE k SHIRLEY. N. 11. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of J. Rrownlcc & Co., by note or book account, are earnestly rcucted to call immediately and settle the same, as we wish to close the books aw soon a? possible. R. & 8. Hb 7, 5fi. l.ltf.

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Column ix months . . 5 00 . . 8 00 ...12 00 .. 8 00 ..15 00 ..5 00 ...14 00 ...24 00 . .45 00 x, Column one rear, 1 Column three months,... 1 Column six months 1 Column one year, Yearly advertisers have the privilege of one change tree of charge. 11IBR6T1TB LIKEXESSES ! The attention of the public is called to the fact that V. II. RHODES is now occupying the rooms of J. E. Armstrong, iu this village, where he is taking Ambrotypc Likenesses! The pictures taken by this method are far superior to the Daguerreotype, iu life-like appearance are on glass, and are" perfectly durable. Full satisfaction guarauteed to all v. ho may favor him with their custom. Those wanting likenesses will please call immediately, a.3 the Rooms will positively be closed in thirty'dajs, Mr. Armstrong having discontinued the business here. W. II. RHODES & Co. March 13, '56. l5t3 VINCENT, HIMRQD & CO., Manufacturers & wholesale dealers in J? Ga37" ES! TINNERS'" STOCK, No. 242 Lake and 23.1 fc. Water tit. 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"MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" HAS BEEN VERIFIED FOR SOME TIME past, but that time now ipast, and Much ado nhont SOMETHING, has taken its place ; and CHARLES PALMER tired of seeing Plymouth decked out with 'thrtf cent Store?, has BOUGHT AND BROUGHT ON a Regular "Two llort e" Store ! None of your GoCart, "one horse" affairs, but as Sam. Weiler would sav "an out-and-outer to look at;" and if vou don't

I believe it, come and look at it. - High prices lor tea, collce, sugar ana molasses are "done for," and Dry Goods since the abolition ot the "beverage law," arc AMAZING CHEAP. Thankful to his customers for emptying his store as bare as a bird cage, and hpin? they wi!I do it again," he has f iled it "chock full" ot DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SIIOEH, HATH, CAP. SHAWLS, HARDWARE. CROCKERY, WOODEN-WARE, BOXES; BARRELS. CLOTHING. rANCV FIXEN?. Dutch and Yankee Clerks, with a little Iii?h, aid he can and will sell you Itttcr goods, and more ff than, at less prices, for the same quality, than you can lind elsewhere. He has trusted out one year, md now he want the "Ready," and as he can't stand trust two years in succession, for the present you had best Liinir cn CASH OR PRODUCE, To aiiT amcutt, and you can have the Goods. "GOOD GOODS" At trifling prices. A X Y KIND OF GOODS To suit vour grants cr faicv. AXY QUAXTITY OP GOODS, At the l c Et bargain?. Further multiplicity of wer J is nutlets.. Jubt call at the nov overllowiu? store o CIIARLLS rALMEI Nov. 23, ;.;. ::f TO THE PEOPLE XT. H. OGLESBEB Co., ARE NOW RECEIVING, AT THE BRICK Store, their Tall and Winter Gooh, eoit;.-!-ini: of a full and complete a?ortincnt, suited to thia -Market, which they will sell cheap for ready pay Give us a call, fiicnJ?, look at our Goods and get our prices. It may be we sell Goods a little cheap er than at any ether Store iu town. Plymouth, Nov. 15, 155 Law of Nevrpaprs . 1. Subscribers who uo not give express iio'i.eto the contrary, arc considered as wishing to continue their subscriptions. 2. If subscribers order the discontinuance cfihtir papers, the publisher may continue to send the in until all arrearages are paid. li. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take ih--r papers from the oilice they arc held responsible till they have settfcd the bill and ordered the paper discontinued. 1. If subscribers remove to other places wkhout informing the publisheis, and the paper is still sent to the former direction, they are held responsible. The Courts have decided that refusing to take i paper from the oilice, or removing and leaving it uncalled fur, is rnnn facie cwdc:.ce of iiitcntionul fraud. PLYMOUTH PSICE CURRENT. Wheat, Y Corn, , Potatous, Oats, CltAXBKRRItS, Arri.Es Dried,. . . . Arn.Es Grex, Reans Peaches Drv, Ritter, bushel,. 1') 4C : .'.'..'.'." 2,:J) !,." 5J 1,50 t ' IS 14 8 f? 4 2 f. 10 .Tl :,5t ,)) W f vJ i.ro 0 r.:i I,.rl 4,00 12,"0 1,00 I Tallow, Laro. Hides Drv, Hide3 Grlex, Rrooms, i Chickens, Eggs, Flocr. Salt, TiMOTiiv Hay,. . . . Clover Hat, , Marsh Hat Wood tlr Cord,. , Shixcixs Siiavlo,. . Shingles Cut,. . . . Pork nett, Relf, Lcmeer Hard, Lumber Soft, S. B. CORBALEY, Notary Fublic, Plymouth Ind. Will administer Oaths, take Deposition?, acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgiges, Powers of Attornry nnd do all other business of a notorial character. Oilice at the Court House in the Recorders' Office. ltf THE STATE OF IXDIAXA, MARSHALL COUNTY, SS: Marshall Common Fkas Court, April term, A. D. Jane McFarlin, Margery H ird, James McFarlin, Malissa Lewis, Eliza Hupp, Mary Ann McFarlin, Eleanor McFatlin, cud Elvira McFarlin, ti. Isabel BisSell, J.'ue Metealf, and II-nry McFarlin,iJultF, and John McFarlin,aged Tyears, Harriet McFarlin,aged5 vrs v r.tluon for Pjrtuion and Eveline McFarliB, .cd 3 years, heirs at law of An hew McFarlin, deceased 1E IT REM EM CERE THAT ON THE Jj lOthday of March, 1S";C, tlie atove naii!-l j etitioncis tiled iu tlie olhVe of the Clerk t-f tinMarshall Coxnmnn rieas Court their petition Lt partition of the lands belonging to the said Aiurew Mc Farlin, deceased, and it appearing to the sit i faction of the Clerk of paid Cyurt.Ly the ailidavt of a competent person, tliat the said defendant Isabel Rissell, Jane Mctcalf, and Henry McFarlin. are non-rcilents of the Suite of Indiana. They are therefoi-c herely notified of the Cling and peudeney of sji'kI petiticn; and tint unless tiiey appear aixl plead, answer or demur thereto, on or before the calling of said cause at the next term of said court, to le held at the Courthouse ia Plymouth, in saidcour.ty, on the third Monday in April next, th Bamcrji totiiem.will betaken as confessed, an 1 ill be hoanl and determined in their absence. Atte-t: NEWTON Tw FACKARP, Clerk. Maren 10th, ie.r)G. InX STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COCXTY: Marshall Circuit Court, August term, lbiö. Jehu T. Eiliottj vs Thomas M. Mathews, Joseph Honrv and George W. i?talnaker. I Complaint to correct Re it remembered that on the 10th day of March, lSi6, the above named plaintiff filed his complaint in my office, against the above named defendants and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Thomas M. Muhews, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana; he is therefore hereby notified of thefil ing and pendency of the above "named compliant, and that the same will be heard bv &a!d court at iu next term, to be holden at the court house ia Plyci ouin, on me second Monday in Auguu at hich time and rlace he will ha renuinhd la tr.txer. or said complaint as to him will le taken a admitted. Attest NEWTON R. TACKARD, Clerk. By Jjuir McFaruv, Dcj-uty T he highest market prioe paid in Cash for Deer M mka il Cn skins, ot Ueei nwe at C Plmr